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GUTTA PEECHA. 



S. T. Armstrong, 181 Broadway, for isolating telegraph wires with 

 gutta percha. Gold medal. 



HATS, CAPS, AND MANUFACTURED FURS. 



John N. Genin, 214 Broadway, for the best moleskin hat. Silver 

 medal. 



C. Smith. 192 Fulton-street Brooklyn, L. I., for the second best 

 moleskin hat. Diploma. 



John N. Genin, 214 Broadway, for the best child's fancy hat. Di- 

 ploma. 



Charles Knox, 128 Fulton-street, for the second best child's fency 

 hat, (white angola.) Diploma. 



William Moser, 43 Maiden Lane, for the best manufactured furs. 

 Silver medal. 



J. H. Harley, 34 Maiden Lane, for the second best manufactured 

 furs. Diploma. 



STRAW HATS, &C. 



J. Richardson, East Medway, Mass., R. L. Baldwin, agent, 138 

 Water-street, for extra fine split straw bonnets. Silver medal. 



Hills & Fisher, 128 Pearl-street, for cactus braid bonnets, very 

 durable and economical. Diploma. 



J. Parker, 138 Pearl-street, for cactus braid. Diploma. 



Mrs. S. Kendall, 136 Bowery, for pamela bonnets. Diploma. 



INDIA RUBBER GOODS. 



Union India Rubber Co., 19 Nassau-street, for the best general dis- 

 play of India rubber goods, and exhibits some improvements over last 

 year. Gold medal. 



D. Hodgman,27 Maiden Lane, for the second best general display 

 of India rubber goods. Silver medal. 



Hayward Rubber Co., Colchester, Conn., for the best India rubber 

 shoes. Silver medal. 



Newark India Rubber Co., for the second best India rubber shoes. 

 Diploma. 



S, J. Seely, 11 Park Row, for India rubber life preserving hammocks. 

 Silver medal. 



